Children Immigration

[bouk_altaf]

I have two wives, I was seprated first one and I have three children from her. Currently I am living with my second wife and have two children from her. I am applying for the candian immigration and I have the following quries:

1. Should I include data of children from my first wife? I am not intending to accompany them right now.


2. If I include their data Shall I pay the fees for them?

 

[Naavy100]

give their details in application

no fees if they arnt accompanying

 

[accounts]

I have two wives, I was seprated first one and I have three children from her. Currently I am living with my second wife and have two children from her. I

VAhoo. Two Wives G8.....& 5 kids, u must be a supeman friend.

Just Kidding...

 

[Leon]

If they are still under 22 and not married or they are over 22 but full time students and not married, you must include them as either accompanying or non-accompanying. If they are over 22 or married etc. they would only go on the additional family information. You don't have to pay fees for people who are not accompanying you but you do have to show enough funds for your entire family in case you decided to sponsor your other children as soon as you arrive in Canada.

 

[hmisabpk]

If they are still under 22 and not married or they are over 22 but full time students and not married, you must include them as either accompanying or non-accompanying. If they are over 22 or married etc. they would only go on the additional family information. You don't have to pay fees for people who are not accompanying you but you do have to show enough funds for your entire family in case you decided to sponsor your other children as soon as you arrive in Canada.

Leon you are right but share more information to be very clear to him. By the way your opinion in this forum alway best and valuable.

But if the second wife will not permit him to include the previous wife & children in application form in this situation what he can do ??
he have any choice after landing to sponsor them for education or PR ?

We wish you good luck bouk_altaf

regards

 

[Leon]

He must include all of his dependent children on the forms. Not doing that would be misrepresentation and could cause him to lose his PR if immigration found out. The children he is not taking with him can be included as not-accompanying.

All the family members, accompanying or not, will need to undergo a medical. If his ex-wife has full custody of the children and refuses to make them available for a medical or the children refuse to go for a medical, it is possible to explain the situation to immigration for his application to go forward but this will cause him to never be able to sponsor those children in the future. If the ex-wifes children do have a medical, he would be able to sponsor them for PR in the future as long as it is done while they are still considered dependent, that is under age 22 and not married or over age 22 and full time students and not married.